[pbs-devel] [PATCH v2 proxmox-backup] prune-simulator: allow setting a custom date/time

[Fiona Ebner]

Am 19.09.22 um 13:13 schrieb Matthias Heiserer:
> @@ -456,9 +461,10 @@ Ext.onReady(function() {
>  		    let weekday = parseInt(Ext.Date.format(daysDate, 'w'), 10);
>  		    if (weekdayFlags[weekday]) {
>  			timesOnSingleDay.forEach(function(time) {
> -			    backups.push({
> -				backuptime: Ext.Date.subtract(new Date(time), Ext.Date.DAY, i),
> -			    });
> +			    const backuptime = Ext.Date.subtract(new Date(time), Ext.Date.DAY, i);
> +			    if (backuptime < vmDate) {

Should we use '<='? Feels more intuitive to me to include a backup that
happens at the end of the schedule. (Well, one could argue it's more
realistic with '<', because that backup wouldn't be completed in
practice :P)

> +				backups.push({ backuptime: backuptime });
> +			    }
>  			});
>  		    }
>  		}

(...)

> +				    items: [
> +					{
> +					    xtype: 'datefield',
> +					    name: 'currentDate',
> +					    fieldLabel: 'Date',
> +					    allowBlank: false,
> +					    padding: '0 0 0 10',

Should we use "Y-m-d" format here, like in the backup listing? The
default seems to be "m/d/Y" and that is confusing to many people ;)

> +					    value: vm.get('now'),
> +					    listeners: {
> +						select: function(_, day) {

While this seems to work as-is, I'd prefer a change listener here too,
see below.

> +						    const date = me.getViewModel().get('now');
> +						    date.setFullYear(
> +							day.getFullYear(),
> +							day.getMonth(),
> +							day.getDay(),

getDay() returns the day of the week (0-6), not the day of the month.
getDate() seems to be the correct one, but yeah, it's a confusing name :/

> +						    );
> +						},
> +					    },
> +					},
> +					{
> +					    xtype: 'timefield',
> +					    name: 'currentTime',
> +					    reference: 'currentTime',
> +					    fieldLabel: 'Time',
> +					    allowBlank: false,
> +					    padding: '0 0 0 10',
> +					    format: 'H:i',
> +					    // cant bind value because ExtJS sets the year
> +					    // to 2008 to protect against DST issues
> +					    // and date picker zeroes hour/minute
> +					    value: vm.get('now'),
> +					    listeners: {
> +						select: function(_, record) {

Using a 'change' listener instead should make manual editing work too.
Currently, manual edits don't seem to update the view model entry.

> +						    const time = record.get('date');
> +						    const date = me.getViewModel().get('now');
> +						    date.setHours(time.getHours());
> +						    date.setMinutes(time.getMinutes());
> +						},
> +					    },
> +					},
> +				    ],
>  				},
>  			    ],
>  			},